PAIRWISE

Etymology

Adjective

pairwise (comparative more pairwise, superlative most pairwise)

Occurring in pairs; two at a time.

Adverb

pairwise (not comparable)

Arranged in pairs

Taken one pair at a time

Source: Wiktionary



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